Polygonmach Dewatering Screen

A dewatering screen is an apparatus primarily used in mining, aggregate processing, and recycling industries for ridding water from sand, gravel, and other solid materials. This becomes necessary in removing water from a substance to reduce the moisture content so that it can be handled and transported with ease, processed further, or even possibly stored. It operates on high-frequency vibrations, which drive out the water from the screens, leaving the solid material at the surface of the screens. The material is conveyed along the vibrating screen deck and the expelled water separates away, leaving a drier, more manageable product in its wake. The ability of dewatering screens to perform moisture control is essential for the effectiveness of many industrial processes. Preparing sand for the production of concrete, or ore for further processing after mining, will require guaranteed moisture content of the material. De-watering screens, through the efficient removal of water, maintain product quality, process efficiency, and environmental security with respect to industrial operations.